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SeeTest Client - setNetworkConnection

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SetNetworkConnection(Connection,Enable)

Description​

The command gives the ability to set the network connection for a device.

Execute any of the following connection types:
airplane_mode, wifi, mobile_data, bluetooth

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Notes:

  • Bluetooth is only supported for Android 5.* and above.
  • Changing wifi status for Android 10+ devices is only supported for cloud devices. In STA the feature will work for older devices only.
  • For Android 10+ devices: changing wifi status requires work profile set on the devices. The following steps should be taken on the first time using work profile:
    1. Verify that there is no owner account set in the devices settings (Google account, Samsung account, etc.). The account can be set again after work profile set up is done.
    2. Set the property android-enable-work-profile to true in the server conf xml file.
    3. Reconnect/reboot relevant devices.
    4. Set the device account again if needed.

Parameters​

  • airplane_mode
  • wifi
  • **mobile_data
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  • bluetooth

Usage​

client.setDevice("adb:GT-I9505");
client.setNetworkConnection("airplane_mode", true);
client.setNetworkConnection("mobile_data", true);
client.setNetworkConnection("wifi", true);
client.setNetworkConnection("bluetooth", true);

Code Examples​

Java Example

client.setNetworkConnection("airplane_mode", true);

C# Example Expand source

client.SetNetworkConnection("airplane_mode", true);

VBScript Example Expand source

client.SetNetworkConnection("airplane_mode", true)
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Python Example Expand source

 self.client.setNetworkConnection("airplane_mode", True)

Perl Example Expand source

$client->setNetworkConnection("airplane_mode", 1);

Note: Some Xiaomi devices with Android 6 and MIUI 9 Xiaomi have added their own permission manager. It needs to be disabled to use this command.

In order to do disable Permission Manager:

  1. Turn off MIUI optimization under Developer options.
  2. Reboot the device.
  3. Under Settings go to Permissions.
  4. Click on the gear icon.
  5. Turn off the Permission Manager.
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